Alterative medicine for throat and chest discussed
An 1890s public notice recounts a patient named Mary Wasson describing coughs night sweats and chest pains. It promoted Ekman’s Alterative from the Ekman Laboratory in Eile, Pa, as a treatment and urged readers to request a recovery booklet and testimonials. Funeral notice for William Thomas, aged 48, appears.
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Boivelinie
Ekman
Mary Wasson
Ian Ste Pha
Eekman’ Laboratory
Eileipa
Newbrorug Coy
Hutte
Thomas
William ‘Thomas
Alfred Homass Aledesterday
Phoenix
Tutte
Frank Osterman sues Anaconda Copper Mining for damages
Frank Osterman filed suit in district court seeking 440,000 against Anaconda Copper Mining company and William H. Persax. Osterman, a hoistman at Leonard, alleges a runaway cage incident April 23 caused severe injuries including broken legs and internal damage. Also mentioned are related negligence claims by Ira Jackson for 25,000 in a 1,000-foot level accident December 5, 1912.
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Frank Osterman
District Court
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
William H. Pers Ax
Peters
The
Leonard
Onterman
Holstmian
Ratte & Supert
Butte & Superior
Ira Jackson
Joseph Griffin
Jackson
Carnegie Trust Company
Shelton, & Furman
Sors
van Tuyl Jr
New York State
Charles M. Schwab
John J. Cudahy
Margaret J. Smith
Milwaukee Mechanics’ Theurance Company
Anaconda Copper Mining
Bullaklava Cope Company
Mitchel to Reorganize the Strong-Arm Squad
New York mayor Mitchel ordered police steps after a surge of pickpockets and robberies. He plans to reestablish the plainclothes strong arm squad once led by the late Lieut. Charles Becker, following Becker’s conviction in the Herman Rosenthal murder case. The police will carry out safer streets as Commissioner McKay receives direction. Goethals declines mayoral offer to head the police commission.
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New York
Mitchel
McKay
Charles ©. Becker
Herman Rosenthal
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
San Francisco Police Sought For Lopez Bandit
San Francisco is asked to watch for Lopez the bandit who killed six men and vanished after entering the Utah Apex mine. Porse pursues him. locals note Lopez has few allies here and may seek asylum. Separately Harvard Professor Walter Cannon warns fear and anger can raise blood sugar and threaten kidney health as major disasters follow outbreaks of kidney disease.
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San Francisco
Jan
Lopen
Utah Apex Mine
Porse
Lopex
Rostow
Walter B. Cannon
Harvard
Harvard Medical’ School
Canon
Chicago agencies accused of sending women to disorderly venues
Serious charges were presented to the state board of labor commissioners in Chicago alleging that employment and theatrical agencies were sending young women to disorderly houses and questionable theaters and cafes. Other items mention rate decisions not announced by Washington officials.
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Chicago
State Board of Labor Commissioners
Washington, Jan
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